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[Networking] afterlife:
Hi all,

Need help on the following issue.

I have install Exchange 2003 on Server 2003 and is working well, OWA & OMA

on my O2 XDA IIi. But when i install the Windows Sharepoint Service on the

same server and configure as per the documentation

(http://support.microsoft.com/kb/823265/en-us).

With the article i'm able to get my OWA up and running but not able for

OMA, maybe i do not really understand the last portion of the article. Can

someone kindly advice me on what i should be doing to get my OMA up and

running.

I believe that it's pointing to my root of the IIS which is the Windows

Sharepoint service.

Error from my Activesync

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Your account does not have permission to sync with your current settings.

Contact your Microsoft Exchange administrator.

An error occurred, and scheduled synchronization had to be disabled. To

start synchronizing on a schedule again, use the Mobile Schedule tab in

ActiveSync Options.

Error code: HTTP_400

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Thanks.

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If you must use Outlook Mobile Access with Microsoft Windows SharePoint

Services, you must complete an extra step, in addition to not including

the OMA path, to make this virtual directory accessible. Open the OMA

Web.config file located at the following path

\Program Files\Exchsrvr\OMA\browse\Web.config

and add the following directives in the Web.config between

<system.Web></system.Web>. Add these directives immediately after

<system.Web> to keep it as simple as possible:

<!--

Clear out the WSS ASP.Net handler and specify the default ASP.Net

handler for all pages

-->

<httpHandlers>

<clear />

<add verb="*" path="*.aspx" type="System.Web.UI.PageHandlerFactory,

System.Web, Version=1.0.5000.0, Culture=neutral,

PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a" />

</httpHandlers>

<!--

Set the trust back to Full. WSS configures a very restrictive

trust policy that does not allow OMA to run correctly.

-->

<trust level="Full" originUrl="" />

<!--

Enable the session module. This can also be enabled on the WSS

Web.config, but is not enabled by default.

If you receive the following message:

Parser Error Message: The module 'Session' is already in the

application and cannot be added again

You can remove the following <httpModules></httpModules> section as

session is already enabled on the virtual server

-->

<httpModules>

<add name="Session"

type="System.Web.SessionState.SessionStateModule"/>

</httpModules>

<pages enableSessionState="true" enableViewState="true"

enableViewStateMac="true" validateRequest="false" />

After you add the directives to the Web.config, save the file.

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[Project Ara MDK] AnoraxAudio:
Seeing as being a module developer would involve developing both the hardware and the software, basically giving you almost total control over what you can make (within the constraints of the MDK itself), what kind of module would you build?

Open discussion for anyone really, dreamers and doers alike.

If I had the knowhow and the materials to do so, I think I'd build a solar-charging module to attach to the phone (possibly removing the charger/USB cable module?) so that the phone can be charged on the go.
[Project Ara MDK] insink71:
I'd stick w/ usb charging/jtag module ... Phone's memory blocks would be laid open should one combine the two into a single module option. Solar cells good idea but they take a lot of surface area to generate a substantial/adequate amount of power to run device. I'm interested in seeing the mdk to know what kind of parameters we might be working with either way.
[Project Ara MDK] trainman261:
When it comes to Solar cells, I honestly hope that this actually inspires the development of solar cells that are transparent - much like the capacitive layer on touchscreens today. That way, the solar cell could cover almost the entire front of the device - and that way not only act as a source of power, but also as a replacement for today's Ambient Light Sensors (what is the abbreviation for that? ALS doesn't come out right...) - since a solar cell could measure the entire amount of light shining on a device, and not just the amount of light on a small area on the fascia, it would be a lot more accurate. Plus, while you probably wouldn't be generating energy while using your phone in the sun (I'm thinking of the law of conservation of energy here), it would make battery life much better, not to mention much more steady, because the brighter your display would have to be, the more energy it would be getting - and that's assuming you're using it constantly, and, oh, I don't know, putting it down to enjoy what is probably beautiful weather at that point. Unless you put it in your pocket, the way I usually do...
[Project Ara MDK] insink71:
My initial response could prove false in some short span of time. I read http://inhabitat.com/researchers-bu...00-times-more-powerful-than-conventional-pvs/ and albeit they have their challenges, making thinner, smaller cells that are more efficient seems plausible. I love research & tech ;)

Rob
[Project Ara MDK] MunkinDrunky:
Instead of a phone id be happier if this project spawned a new class of android devices (not tablets not phones) that with modules could be more standalone camera or camcorder like (maybe this is actually backwards thinking but illustrates we dont have to stick to our current notions), or have more sensors (really just throwing out star trek ticorder) to be used in scientific applications (eg geology, biology, etc, in mind more field work type situations). Maybe scanner, projector, 3d camera, better speakers, sylus/no stylus, stylus capable screen. Different cameras (infra red or whatever more in line with idea of device being a gadget)
[Project Ara MDK] AnoraxAudio:
I'm actually thinking that this is where this project will actually go. At the very least it'll be a device that you can transform from your "everyday"phone into a specialized powerhouse built for [insert your abstract scenario here] and back again. As I see it, they're bringing the flexibility of the Android OS to similarly flexible hardware. So I think you've got the idea that they're running with, that this will eventually become a "build your own ________ powered by Android" project, not simply a "upgrade your phone pieces" project.
[Project Ara MDK] MunkinDrunky:
Yes upgrading phone pieces immediately sounded like a cool idea but probably not immediately pratical (maybe not yet). A device that can become a more specialized device through hardware offers a broader approach that can in the end include upgrade modules being practical. Laptop docks for android phones is similar but wasnt avaiable for all devices. If recall on the droid x2 the kernel and ram was not capable of supporting a moto dock option. Even if this were to expand to a specialized hardware module more like a peripheral, universal support would be difficult. I think all the OEMs would need to get on board. I dunno.
[Project Ara MDK] Gspin96:
That wouldn't be good. Solar cells don't CREATE electricity when they are hit by light. They TURN light into electrical power, and it couldn't be otherwise as energy cannot come out from nothing. Photons are absorbed by electrons, which detach from their atom and start moving, generating a current, and the ideal solar panel should have its electrons absorb all the light and let no light back: it should be completely BLACK. Transparent (or white) ones would generate no current.
[Project Ara MDK] Wroleader:
What about the entire back of the phone being a big solar panel?
[Project Ara MDK] trainman261:
I don't think you understand what I'm saying, I know energy isn't created, and I understand the concept of solar cells - that's specifically what I was referring to when I said that you wouldn't be able to use it in the sun and charge it like that because of conservation of energy - because otherwise there would be more of an imbalance - it would be charging, and shining out about the same amount of light as it is receiving. Of course, stupid me forgot about UV and infrared, which negates that part of my argument :rolleyes: . What I meant was that I was hoping that some day there would be a solar cell that could be on top of a screen, and you could still the screen. One option would be semi-translucent - the screen would just have to be tuned a bit brighter, which wouldn't be a problem, either, as most of the light that doesn't make it through the solar cell would be re-captured as energy anyway. The other option - the ideal one - would be a solar cell that would only transform light landing on one side. This definitely wouldn't absorb all the light because of the law stating that light can go back the same way it came, and when I think about it, it probably couldn't work at all, but who knows what science will provide us with in a couple of years - there have been surprises in the past...

At the current state of technology, that would probably be the best option (plus maybe a bit on the bezel, but depending on the efficiency of the solar panel, that could just be a waste) - We don't have any (semi)-transparent solar panels AFAIK, so they have to be dark like that, so yes, at the moment, the entire back of the phone being a solar panel would probably be the best option.
[Project Ara MDK] Gspin96:
You mean something like a cell absorbing light coming from side A and letting through light coming from side B? Then sorry, I didn't get it :p.
[Project Ara MDK] AECRADIO:
Project Ara designs.

I wouldlove to have a pocketable service monitor that has a wide spectrum analysis capability, is frequency agile, and has HEMPT devices in the RF measuring section for ultra low noise figure, high gain, good IP3 and selectivity.

You can exclude the generate function, I prefer a device I can take screen shots of signal paths, attenuation, spectrum purity and bandwidth of measured signals, and be capable of printing the output to a printer via Bluetooth or even WiFi.
[Project Ara MDK] MunkinDrunky:
Some day we can have the omni tool. That is ultimately what I hope in the long run ideas like this lead to.
[Project Ara MDK] Cream$ickleHJ:
Rear touchpad and e-ink screen
[Project Ara MDK] sharkbait019:
Research and such

As a budding computer engineer at MTU, I can see this being used for specialized research devices. I can also see somebody building a digital oscilloscope and logic analyzer as modules. No need to get these super expensive bench devices when I can whip out my phone, plug in the wires, and open an app.
[Project Ara MDK] Joshmccullough:
I'm nowhere near being an engineer/programmer/etc., but I saw a dongle somewhere a while ago, maybe on Kickstarter, which was like a virtual credit card. You'd plug in which ever card(s) you wanted into the little dongle through your phone via Bluetooth or NFC or something, and all you had to do was swipe the thing over the credit card reader strip on a typical point of sale reader; somehow it created a magnetic field (magnets....how do they work?) and the field replicated the information on your credit card such that it would complete the transaction.

If there was a small module for this that you could plug onto the Ara 'skeleton' which made having a separate thing on your keyring unnecessary, I think it'd not only be a neat feature but also something very practical which might also speed along the use of your phone as a method of payment for goods and services. There's a few different competing NFC services but no universal standard to encourage wide-spread use of NFC (at least not here in the U.S.), but everyone takes cards these days.
[Project Ara MDK] gautam360:
Like good ol' days!

Now here is the idea:

*I go to a store.

*I BUY an app/game CARTRIDGE :laugh:.

*Plug it in my ara.

*Enjoy!

Yeah yeah those environmentalists out there will say "why more plastic garbage?" But just think of it like this:

*If the module has inbuilt memory then my phone's internal memory (oh! so precious!) will be saved.

*The apps/games can be as memory hungry as they want to be.

*No more TIME-WASTAGE in downloading GBs of game data.

*People will feel better when they get a piece of hardware for their money!

*Guys from the 90's can showoff their cartridge collections once again in a modern way!:cool:

I am very much interested to use such cartridges one day on my ara phone and I will be glad to help anyone who is interested in taking this idea further!

Hit thanks if I helped you!
[Project Ara MDK] Gspin96:
[MENTION=5197914]gautam360[/MENTION]: Single screen Nintendo DS! xD
[Project Ara MDK] Jaegermeiste:
Not too awe inspiring, but something I would definitely use: USB/Ara Module combo. When on the phone, it mounts just like an SD Card. Slide it out, plug it into a PC, no different than a Flash/Pen/Stick/Thumb/WHATEVERwhocares drive. Formatted as something cross platform. Form factor designed so that you physically can't mount both ends simultaneously.

I would also probably make use of a WiFi Direct module and an IR Blaster module.

At least at first, I expect we will see a lot of modules similar to what showed up with Handspring/Springboard, then a bunch of audio/DJ type stuff like you see for iOS, then more scientific/industrial applications (thermal imager? stud finder? voltmeter? oscilloscope?). Maybe Sound Blaster could make a comeback... Amazon could release their barcode scanner in module form... OneTouch diabetic blood sugar sensors could scan your levels every time you pick up the phone... ThinkGeek could sell an Ara module version of the annoy-a-tron... so many possibilities.
[Project Ara MDK] Colomonster:
I would use a light meter, that would be nice. Also a Digital Multimeter...
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] six_four:
Hello all! I'm new here, not sure how to navigate through this forum. But I have a slight problem and I was told you fine folks could help me out.

I just bought a HTC Desire HD second hand. The reseller told me it was unlocked and ready to go. Took it home, popped in my Sim card and all was well. Now this is my first Android device, but not my first encounter with them. I was looking though the All Apps and realized there isn't a Settings app. I then pressed the Menu button and pressed Settings and nothing happens. I am not entirely sure, but I believe the Settings app has been hijacked. So I have dragged down the notification section and have gone into the quick settings and tapped all settings and I get an error saying "Sorry! Status Bar has stopped unexpectedly. Would you like to tell HTC?"

So I have looked at the Preview error report and this is what it says:

Report type: Crash

Package name: com.android.systemui

Package version: 10

Package version name: 2.3.5

Installed by: com.htc.feedback

Process name: com.android.systemui

Time: Monday November 11, 2013

Up time: 1:21:45

Awake time: 0:53:16

System app: true

Device: ace

Build ID: GRJ90

Build type: user

Model: HTC Desire HD A9191

Product: htc_ace

SDK version: 10

Release: 2.3.5

Incremental version: 228204.4

Brand: telus_wwe

Exception class name: android.content.ActivityNotFoundExpection

Source file: Instrumentation.java

Source class: android.app.Instrumentation

Source method: checkStartActivityResult

Line number: 1545

Can anyone tell me what's wrong with my phone? I pretty much can't do anything :(
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Teichopsia:
1- reboot the phone and try again.

Same problem?

2- power off. Pull the battery, count to 30, place battery back in....

While holding the volume down button, press the power button. It should take you to hboot.

Does it say s-off and/or bootloader unlocked?

While you are at it, contact the seller.

Report back.

Sent from a dream.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] six_four:
Thanks for your reply.

In regards to the Seller, I bought the phone in the US. I am Canadian :) I am trying to track down the Store/Sellers info at the moment.

I've got in to hboot and this is what it reads:

ACE PVT SHIP S-ON RL

HBOOT - 2.00.0027

MICROP-0438

RADIO - 26.14.04.28_M

eMMC-boot

Sep 7 2011, 19:06:24

HBOOT

And then it gives several different options to select

FASTBOOT

RECOVERY

FACTORY RESET

SIMLOCK

IMAGE CRC
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Teichopsia:
Ahh.... When you said unlocked you meant SIM-Unlocked right?

You'll need to see if someone else can help you since I don't want to recommend anything with a phone that is stock. My bad.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] six_four:
Yes the phone is SIM-Unlocked, sorry for any confusion.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] six_four:
Anyone else able to help? I really wanna use my phone to it max potential :( I'm coming from a Bold 9900 and this phone is way Superior!
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] daedric:
Why don't you download a stock rom and flash it ?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJeamy:
maybe you can try factory reset from bootloader

first disable fastboot from settings>power> fastboot (untick)

turn off your phone...then turn on again with press volume down + power until go inside bootloader

select FACTORY RESET..

*don't forget to backup everything you need first..contact, sms, etc.. because this will make all phone data, app and system configuration back to the original state..except sd card
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] six_four:
How exactly does one flash a stock rom? And I have done several factory resets.. all ended with the same result. I've lost and info I have stored and I still have no Settings app lol
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Teichopsia:
Go to the official website, search for the latest, follow the instructions.

Sent from a dream.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] unt0uchable:
So, the tablets been working fine. It's been running some older version of CM10 unofficial from March of 2013. It would deep sleep every now and then and boot loop, but it's always come out of it. Now, this weekend while out of town, it deep sleeps, so I reboot it and it just boot loops now. I can get to recovery (TWRP) and I've tried re-flashing the zips for the rom and kernel, but I'm not getting any results. It hangs on the circling Cyanogen logo and just keeps spinning in circles. I've tried everything short of factory reset...

This thing was mainly used for games, and I really really don't want to lose the data if at all possible. Is there a way to get this thing to work without a wipe? Flash a different rom over top or something? Any help is appreciated.

Details:

TF101

CM10 Unofficial from March

Tim Kat Kernel 47b

TWRP 2.3.1.1

It is much appreciated! I'll be updating it once I get back into it and am able to back it up. Thank you!!
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frederuco:
Hard to say what will fix it. I know a lot of KatKiss users have had data corruption issues during some random reboots and the fix is to turn FSYNC on (zip file in the KatKiss thread). I am not sure if that would fix this issue you had or not, but it has to be flashed before it gets corrupted.

Here is what I would do:

Since a dirty flash is not helping (wipe caches & system and reflash), make a backup of the DATA partition.

Wipe the data, system & caches.

Flash the ROM, kernel and GAPPS.

Boot up, login with your google account.

Go to the Play Store and grab Titanium Backup and the Pro Key.

You can then use TiBu Pro to restore from a Nandroid (it is in the menu under special backup/restore). It works for most all apps and games, but there may be some that do not work. Not much you can do about it.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] unt0uchable:
Well, I'll give that whirl today. I actually have another back up app that I forgot what it's called. My Backup Pro I think? I use it on my DNA and it works well. Will probably just use that for the game data. I plan to get the KatKiss multi window rom after this fiasco is taken care of. Thanks for the tip!
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yxd0018:
Is there a way to adjust picture size taken by N5 camera? The image size is around 3-4MB now. I don't need such a big picture.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] peachpuff:
Change it to 5 mpixels rather than 8.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yxd0018:
HOW? I couldn't find any config in the setting
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] peachpuff:
In the camera app press and hold the screen, choose more options>pic size.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] b3ava:
My question is one that I assume is either 2 simple or 2 complicated.

I am no developer I love following xda but I am dreadfully dissapointed that AOSP and CM and AOKP roms are not available as daily drivers for the i9500. My question is why? why does the i9505 have a version of all of these with a minimal amount of bugs. will we be getting a working version as well?:(

also 1 more question can anyone point me to the "same as cm bugs" all developers keep on mentioning:)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] xWasabi:
I cannot turn on device, enter recovery, enter download mode (volume down + power), and phone does not vibrate or have any sign of power. Phone was about 60% when I attempted to flash something and it powered down and bricked my phone..
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] k1mu:
What build were you on? What were you trying to flash, and using what tool?

You can usually recover from interrupted flash attempts by rebooting into the downloader.

You're missing part of the downloader boot. Starting from powered down (best to pull battery), hold down home and volume down. Then hold power. When the phone vibrates, release power but continue to hold volume down and home.

Hopefully you can get into download mode and be able to recover.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] xWasabi:
I was running a carbon nightly, twrp, and was trying to flash a kernel.

I did what you listed above, but phone does not vibrate..
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] tomy1986.nt:
Try jtag
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Simonzi:
I have the grandfathered unlimited data plan with AT&T. Which is great, but they throttle LTE data after 5GB. Which, sometimes I don't hit, sometimes I hit 10 days into my billing cycle. With my S4, I followed these steps as a quick work around, which seems to work still with the Nexus 5, but a little tiring have to do the swap all the time. Since HSPA+ speeds can be pretty decent, and I'm not sure if that'll be throttled as well or not, I'm looking for a way to for it to connect to HSPA+. I know in those same settings, I can leave it at just GSM, but that'll leave it on HSPA, not HSPA+. So if anyone knows a way to force it to stay connected to HSPA+, it'd be great to try. Thanks :)
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dr Tone:
Settings->More->Mobile Networks
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GldRush98:
Which grandfathered plan do you have?

Is it the old MEW1 plan? (Media Works Unlimited)
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] jaysonpeyton:
Please help im rooted s off unlocked with stock Rom I think. My software version says 3.15.651.16 and I'm trying get all up to date. I flashed cpt throwbacks 3.17.Rom and did his bootloader update thing. But my phone still says software version 3.15.651.16 not 3.17.651. Any suggestions?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Sloth:
Flash a 3.17 rom :D
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] jaysonpeyton:
That's what I did. I flashed cpt. Throwbacks 3.17. Rom, but phone still says 3.15. In the (about phone) section..
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Magnum_Enforcer:
Make a screenshot & post it here.

Sent from my HTC EVO 4G LTE
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] AarSyl:
Dirty or clean flash?

_______________________________________

Phone: HTC EVO 4G LTE

Rooted, Custom Rom & Kernel

Tablet: ASUS Nexus 7.2

Rooted, Stock Rom & Kernel
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] jaysonpeyton:
Not real sure. I used twrp ,wiped cache and wiped davik then flashed.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Sloth:
You should wipe cache/dalvik cache/system/data
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] jaysonpeyton:
Ok so I tried wiping all then flashing. It ran said complete then twrp screen came down and stayed there. I rebooted it and it stuck on quietly brilliant. So after 40 min. I Rebooted to recoveey,then restored back up of the one I'm tring to update. Back to sq 1